RCRS Email Update Sept 1, 2003

UPDATED JUNE 15, 2004.  PLEASE REPLACE PRIOR COPIES WITH THIS COPY. 

 rsc

ADVISORY: Rife-type research has become completely commercialized.  Readers should know that this work is on-going, and that we have the complete records of the work of Rife while he worked for the United States Government in the Office of Strategic Services.  As this work is still partly classified, today we can say that the 'lid' has come off on much of his clinical work, and the sources of these records will be made available at the soonest opportunity. RSC

CC: rsc

[Readers should visit the main page of the RCRS to insure of having
the most up to date index of subdirectories.  Since this update
was sent out, we have added several new subdirectories.  Therefore,
to have access to these new subdirectories, be sure to visit
www.navi.net/~rsc]

After much work, and the help of an expert technician, I can finally say all the research files
of the RCRS are available for our reader's perusal.  Below are the indexes or sub-directories
that can be accessed for our reader's interest:

www.navi.net/~rsc/biol252
www.navi.net/~rsc/cancer
www.navi.net/~rsc/dmso
www.navi.net/~rsc/family
www.navi.net/~rsc/images
www.navi.net/~rsc/pchem
www.navi.net/~rsc/pdf
www.navi.net/~rsc/physics
www.navi.net/~rsc/updates

Each category should now be accessible.  However, in the manner we make these availible,
it may be some files are html files, and yet they may show up as full-text files with
html code.  In that case, you will need to save those files, and then open them in
Netscape which will then display them as text files....via full-text html code.

If this sounds complicated, remember that in the old days of the internet, we could
put anything anywhere and anyone could look at it, and even save entire web-sites
or 'mirror' them from their own machines.  Then everyone got paranoid because of 
some prankster/hackers, and the server community got down against that 'free access'.

We publish most everything for free, without charge and that is the internet in pristine
form.  We at RCRS maintain this philosophy, only wishing to remind our readers
that we are a not-for-profit, information resource.  Please donate to keep this
resource, and our brother or associated resources on the internet by donating.

We, at this time, have only very few such free resources to call associated
resources or fellow research groups.  We all can accept PayPal for donations.  Please visit the
following web sites, and remember, the more the reader takes to a site,
the more they can derive from it.

Good sites:

Weird Science (Bill Beaty's Homepages)
http://www.eskimo.com/~billb/
http://www.amasci.com/weird.html

Gary Hawk's Horizon Technology
http://www.eskimo.com/~ghawk/

Stanley Jourdan's site
http://www.stanleyjordan.com/Healing/BioelectricMedLinks.html